JUST PUSH JAPAN

Back In The Saddle, Love In A Elevator, Just Push Play, Jaded, Mama Kin, Pink, Girls Of Summer, Stop Messin' Around, Dream On, Draw The Line, I Don't Want to Miss A Thing, Crying, Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Theme From Spiderman, What It Takes, Living On The Edge, Train Kept-A-Rollin'

Track List or Review: This is a pristine release of a Japanese Broadcast from those former bad boys from Boston. The production here is slick and those who enjoy the band in all their current commercial glory will want to add this to their collection. Let's face it, these guys are professionals and I respect the hell out of them for getting their act together personally, and professionally. It's just that I don't care for anything they released from '87 on. And it is this latter day material that shines in this performance. I was psyched to hear them open with Back In The Saddle but, there isn't any edge or danger to this once threatening piece. However, the group hit a groove immediately as they launch into Love In An Elevator and redeem themselves in my eyes by giving Mama Kin a classic interpretation. Aerosmith are a great band, and this is a fantastic document from the latest go round. The vi! deo could not be any better. The sleeve claims it is a master source, I wouldn't dispute that…and the audio is as good as it gets